LIsten W the aminoimine functional group in cytosine were to undergo tautomerization to the minor tautomer, what change in Watson Crick like hydrogen bonding with guanine would occur? O Possible hydrogen bonds would change from 3 to 0 O Possible hydrogen bonds would change trom 3 to 1 O Possible hvdrogen bonds would change from 3 to 2

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